Is purchasing a property at a higher than assessed-value necessarily a bad thing? Realtor Emily Beaumont breaks down the differences between assessed and market values, and explains the trends in the Revelstoke market using 2015 statistics.
When buying a home, you're going to have to engage with various professionals to help your decision — such as notaries, bankers, well inspectors or painters, to name a few. In her latest column, Emily Beaumont runs down some of the people she can connect you with to ensure you make the right decision.
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A statistical breakdown of Revelstoke real estate sales in 2015 compared to past few years shows a surge in sales starting in spring and continuing through October.
In the first of a new series in the Revelstoke Mountaineer, real estate columnist Emily Beaumont of Royal LePage Revelstoke breaks down the steps first-time buyers take when looking to get into the market and purchasing their first home.
